Lw. Estevez et N. Kehtarnavaz, AUTOASSOCIATIVE SEGMENTATION FOR REAL-TIME OBJECT RECOGNITION IN REALISTIC OUTDOOR IMAGES, Journal of electronic imaging, 7(2), 1998, pp. 378-385
As digital signal processors (DSPs) become more advanced, many real-ti
me recognition problems will be solved with completely integrated solu
tions, in this paper a methodology which is designed for today's DSP a
rchitectures and is capable of addressing applications in real-time co
lor object recognition is presented The methodology is integrated into
a processing structure called raster scan video processing which requ
ires a small amount of memory. The small amount of memory required ena
bles the entire recognition system to be implemented on a single DSP.
This autoassociative segmentation approach provides a means for desatu
rated color images to be segmented. The system is applied to the probl
em of stop sign recognition in realistically captured outdoor images.
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